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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-22
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-22
ACCEPTING; AN ADVANCE IN WAGES.

FALL RIVER, Mass, May 81 tspcciab.-The committee
representing the Chace Mil strikers hold another con-
ference with the mill officials yesterday afternoon, and
received propostion OF an advance Of onchal cent
cut The offer was submitted meeting Of the weav-
ers who voted acceptit This morning some o! thcn
returned " work while others decided 70 wait un'ii
Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-22
In All Complaints

OF tho Stomach Bowels Lvor and Kdneys Ayers Pills are
tsxsn with excellent rosuitA Being purely vegetable and
free from Calomei they III escts and DO safely
administered any old In need Of apsrsnt
and caharte Physicians all the country prescribe
Ayers Pills. and recommend them good Family Medicine
"n people would Ayers Pills." says Colonel d. w.
Bozeman Franklin Texas In course ~ direct
many of tho serious ailments from torpd,y do
rangemcnt Of and from maaral infections would be
avoided used these pills above quarter Of century
and know whereof Affirm"
Herman Brnghon jswelry sugraver NewsrkN J.. writes
by my sedentary habits Of ife became
chronic Ayers Pills afforded speedy relief Their
soual uso has since kept mo all night"
Ayers Pills,
PREPARED BY
Dr.. J. G. Aver & Co. Lowell MaaA
Sold by all Dealers In Msdisins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-22

The following telegram was received yesterday by
Mayor Hewitt:
- NASAmo. British Columbia May 40 1887.
Mayor HEWITT, hstr- York CITY:
Funds urgently needed 10 alleviate distress caused BY the
fearful coery dsascr VIII you generously interest your.
seIf In our behalf widows and los children
wholly destitute families whose support
"'- N' RICHARD GIBSON. Mayor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-22
BRIcKMAKERs sTRIKING EAST AND WEST.

DRICKMAKERs sTRIKING EAST AND WEST.
PIrrsBuKG May 21.-The brckmakers scale was signed
TODAY nv twelve firms out OF twenty-six. The demand
for brick is good and the workmen expect to win all
along tho line few days.
CHICAGO May 2i.-Adispatch to The Times from Den
YER COL says: "An Of the employees OF tho Denver
Brick yards went strike yesterday. tho alleged cause
being the discharge OF mouder In Boyfs yard the pro-
nrstor saving that there was no work him. The men
In the other fourteen yards In the city
Rovds 40 that there single backyard In the CITY
in which work h done About 500 men are out"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-22
DISMISSED BIZ COLLECTOR BEECHER.
DEPUTY COLLECTOR BLAKE OF PORT TOWNSEND
DYING IN CHICAGO.

DEPUTY COLLECTOR BLAKE OF PORT TOWNSEND
DYING IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, May 81 tSpec~b.-A disttngu'shediooking
old man. wearing fashonaby cut garments and carrying
u.s,a leather travelling bag acted qucery on the
Harrison street Bridge late yesterday afternoon that the
policeman on duty there led him to the Armory Police
station The city physician said that he was insane ana
he was then taken to the insane ward OF the county
iail He was seemingly conscious, though DC was not
able to speak articua,sy. letter was found In an
inner pocket signed BY A. W. Bosh OF Port Townsend
Washington Territory introducing the bearer 10 United
ssates senator J. N Doph Of Oregon. at present In
washington City The letter described the bearer as A.
Il blake 81. Deputy Collector OF Customs at fort Town
send IL said that Mr. Blake had been recently dis,
charged by Collector Beecher Of Port son o.,
Henry Ward Beecher, and that no went TO washington
for the purpose Of preferrng charges against MI
Bcecher Besidss the usual travelling equipments tne
neatly arranged setting forth his against Collector
Beecher HIS purse contained Sio| IN m S hsen
Blake sank into aupor about = IN sooas AionA "o"
he corld not 10 aroused
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-22
Business Gbaures.

RARE chance for a h0rseman. furnished
n hotel half mile track, dancing pavilion Dali and ps
MIC PARK morse CARS =" 30 r. r wooLLEY. rs Park Row
DARTNER wanted il well established board.
il Ing school for young lsdsA Apply 1.026 shave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-22
ANARCHIST PLAN OF ORGANIZATION.

CONTENTS OF THE LATEST SECRET CIRCULAR fho"
THE SOCIAL REvOLUTioNIsrs.
CHICAGO May 21A secret circular purporting TO give
the latest plan of organization OF the international Work
ing PEOPLES Association, tho revolutionary society 70
which the condemned Anarchists belonged has just been
made public recounts the conviction OF the eight con-
demned men for exercising the right OF free speech az
ameeting pronounced by Mayor Harrison TO be peace
able" the conviction OF Grotsau In Milwaukee, the TACT
that new conspiracy have been adopted in several
States for the purpose OF intimidation OF dissased
and then quotes the business end OF ne
Merritt bill pending In the Illinois iegs
lature printing In capital letters the words: And
snail not DO necessary prove that the person commit
ing the crmo was member of tho conspiracy or even
Heard the speech read the print" II adds; our OPP
pressors seem determined TO adopt European METHODS
Let US heed the lesson" The plan OF organization
Is as follows:
No group ve in number After the hrst ave are
central orgartzer ana separato
again Individual starting another group OF ms o" mum
and them and verify tne iacI by @
svstem than six will come togcthe Inc cenu
alone familiar with the twenty I'VE sim
liar twenty established the various constituting
an Executive Committee limit which would give neh'
b. rship of l25 until The CITY IS money
cbei with groups which detective caoDot peu citrate
bayond very limited length Later syste'natc grouping
OF DO brought about anu thofougn
BIZ reau Of CORES pondcnce secured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-22
THEIR CAUSE INJURED BY RIoroUs CONDUCT

THEIR CAUSE INJURED BY RIOrOUS CONDUCT
PITrsBURG, May Il ,Speciap.-Since yesterdays
outbreak public sentiment In coke region strongly
opposes the strike and many of the strikers recognize
the fact tina, the awessness has greatly injured their
cause Secretary Mullen, Of the Miners and Nine
Laborers Amalgamated Association, denies that the
riot was instgatcd by the Executive Board OF that
organization. Notwithstanding this an Everson
telegram says:
There little doubt but tho raid was carefully planpca
OF the leaders OF the labor
said leaders conducted hrough All us
stages meeting THURSDAY AZ iroter 70
the night march fields "a Jmtown In ne attack
on the sborcrs yar III Us
Gaut parade Of Dawson aud n It's snaen
at Vanderbilt and the skus ing return 70 e
pairs by BACK ways ana obscure ioues VI
the rioters II Is clearly shown.
The statement that Powdcrly has declared the
strike uuwarranted 10 reaihrwcd. There were 40
outbreaks to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
Farming In Nelson.
NELSON COUNTY, June 4, 1881

NELSON COUNTY, June !, 1851.
To the Editor of the Dispatch:
The recent heavy rains alter cOnsidera.
bic dry spell were most gratifying 10 The
farmer, and now you may look over the
freshly-prepared tobacco iand and YOU viii
see newly-set plants. WDIle the planting
i not general most all are planting some.
Plants are not large enough fOf general
planting. The crop will not be altogether
ms large as last year. The small prices have
caused many TO give up the crop. Toe
corn crop is being worked and looks wei.
Wheat has very much improved. aud what
stood the winter promises fair yield.
The oat aud grass crops .OOk well. Labor
Is scarce, owing TO attractions on the
railroad. Corn Is scarce aud high; sells
for soc. a busbel, or that is what those who
have II ask for il. Very little meat in the
county-tbe hogs having all died with
cholera. The stores charge for western
bulk meat f. ON - 20 l5e. per pound.
The county election passed OF quietly,
and The old offices were mostly reelected
While there were many anxious 10 take
their PLACES they failed IN the attempt.
Would IL not pay the toOaccO raise. here
better 20 leave of tobacco and raise cattle
aud grss,I TobiceO Tor the past three
ytSTs bss not paid Us q general thing the
cost Of production. How can the planter
possibly stand that! Ny experience in
atile raising has always resulted IN some
profit. il rot very large. would like t.
tear what others say about it.
OLD FARME1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05


Murphy Is the capital Of Cher ok y c,un
ty. and has an altitude OF i,63T tcet. " IS
In The heart Of q mountainous country, "
the heart Of the "Valley-Riyer V hey
nd Is Just now one Of the fortunate towns
ibat has attracted the attention oil mn'ng
experts aud capitalists.
Just now Murphy Is a sm,ll plach OK ~
Inhabitants. but Mr.. Coldon dcei'res tbt,
tie day Is rot far distant when II WI oe a
great place. "No country" says Clldon'
.'has such immense mineral ADVANTAGES
Manganese, asbestos, corundum, mirO'e'
magnetic iron, silver. tale, copper, gold
and nickel are found In practically mex.
haustlble quantities. A Nashville company
owns acknowledgements mine
raj properly, aud is opening mp the veins
already. II Il deyoting its attention e.pe-
cially 10 manganese and iron. Ricn,
mond company also Owls large tracts, an =
will soon begin operations. The Mlflri'a
and North GEORGIA road is running to q
point few miles Of Murphy, and ny tbe
MIDDLE OF the summer will reach The town.
A road from Athens. Tenn. Is also O,ins
projected In The direction OF the town"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
Central Asia.

The situation in Central Asia becomes
more interesting and threatening daily.
Friday we pointed out that the fortltlca.
tiou Of Herst under English supervision
would seem 10 indicate that Russia had dis
coyered her baud in the Afghan troubles.
Ia Yesterdays issue appeared a cablegrAm
from 81 Petersburg stating on TIE authority
OF the NOcoe VremyG that Russia bal
never agreed 10 regard Afg hanistan a out.
side Of her influence. That that paper was
Inspired by the Russian Government both
In this statement and IN its warning to
England there eau be no question. This
morning we print another cablesram from
st. Petersburg which In some respects
IL even more significant than the
ulterances OF The Nouoe Vremyo. This
last csbIegrsm says that the Amer Of
Bokhara has dismissed all officials OF his
Government found intriguing against Rus
STA. Also that be hos informed the Gov
ernor Of Turkistan that he and his subject
ore impstiently waiting for the great link
which viii connect their country
with Russia aud dI6'use civilization
throughout Central Asia. What "the
great link" would mean for Russia
can be readily understood by any one who
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
NPW Hook.

H5StOry Of tie Confederate States NIUy
IRON It's Organization 10 The SHreadero OF
It's Lust Vessel. Its Slupendous slrug.
lie with the Great Navy OF The United
States; the Engagements Fought IN the
Rivers and IIarbOTs Of the South, and
Upon the High Seas; Blockade-Rnnning;
First Use Of Iron-Clads aud TOrpcdOes
aud Piivate,r History. by j. THOMAS
SCnARF, \. NJ, Ill. d., an officer in the
ltc Confederate states Navy, author OF
various book, namc0l. Profu,elY ilins'
ira;,d. New Yors: ROGERS d SHEG
WOOD. 1881.
\ iire book. Here we have counterfeit
prcser tmenis Of the officers in the Conied'
crate states Navy-MAURY, LEE, SEMMEs
and dozen others. Also, OF President
DAVIS and Sccre tary MALLORY. Also, Col
onel LLOYD j. BEALL, Confederate State'
Marine Corps. Also, vast qulnlity OF
reading matter. The book comes highly
recommended. Wepresune it Is to be solo
by subscription, A. well as by the publish
ers. Our copy came TO Us through tho
mail
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
Z he Wheeling intelnqenecr saws (:

"Tbe envoy extraordinary of The British
bondholdcrs expresses his regret that Nir'
ginia makes no effort TO pay the interest on
Ter debt II she would 90 that far u would
be accepted as an evidence OF good faith.
and she would thus re establish her credit.
Virginia is better OF banking on the mil
ions that West Virginia Is supposed 20 owe
her Than IN paying anything she owes her
.elf. The tenderness Of her conscience Il
principally on the West Virginia side oil
the line"
This is not only unseuerous but mean.
However, II shows the absolute ab'urdiiy
of oldiug out a hope of any settlement
between Virginia and West Virginia, and
msy prevent the unwary from getting bit.
ten the next time on effort is made to boon
West Virginia certificates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05

What effect would proposition for con.
diuonai Reputation have on the Demo-
CRITIC party II introduced and debated In
a state convention at this time, whether re-
jeciod or adoptedS Advocates OF a con.
1tnlion should give This question careful
consideration -, Culpeper Exponent.
80 they should; and they should also ask
what eject that proposition would have In
The several county and district conventions
wLcrein Il might be made; aud also
whether II there be no convention Demo-
cratic candidates favoriug that proposition
and Democratic candidates opposed to that
proposition are TO run against each otherf
II not, which side is to give way.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
CtUNDAY EXCURSION.
=
NEW AND SPACIOUS STEAMER ESSEX TO
UNITED STATES MONITOR FLEET
AND CITY POINT.
I OW EXCURSION RATES on
l. STEAMERS ESSEX OR ARIEL,

Rv WHICH
CHURCHES. SOCIETIES. AND OTHER Or
GhNIZATiONS CAN PAY OFF
THEIR INDEBTEDNESS.
For parties Of hot less than twcnty-6vc per-
sons his company will accept the VERY Low
RITE or y EACH FOR ROUND TRIP TO
NORFOLK OR OLD POINT, aud organizations
can charge ., thus securing hnLd50mc prolL
TICEETS GOOD ONE WEfK.
Tho same arrangement can be ma1o 70 Wiz
GiEIA BEACH by adding jO'. 20 the above
rates. Also. any Of the THURSDAY AND
THURSDAY MOONIIGHTS" can be chartered
on o cheap cooperative plan without risk.
Days can nov be secured. First come, first
served.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY,
Uptown once 1li7 east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05

will take the trouble to study circfuily a
good map Of Central Asia. II would make
Russia absolute mistress Of Bokhara and a
near ueighbor to Northern India ard give
her an Autographed and strategic from
tsroi the greatest importance. She would
not only he in position 10 fomest feeling
exams, The Aigbans aud EngiIss rule n
Iudi5, but In case she determined upon a
military movement against India could all
vance uIon Herat aud Cabul slmu':,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
RICHMOND, June 4, 1897,

To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
i the following sentence-from Dr.
JoueS's card in yesterdays DiSpatch-cor'
rect:
"My fifteen years residence in Hich-
mond hare attached me so strong
" to our bcauliin city, DC.
do rot seek to criticise, but to learn.
Respectfully, Tom JONES'
No; but the mistake was merely result
of carelessncsS. Nobody writes better
English than DR.. JOKES. He is the mlu
who i 10 hand down to posterity the gIo'
nous record Of the Confederate army.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05

An exchange remarks: "The people OF
Rockville are Indignant, and Justly so,
over three unsuccessful attempts to burn
the town within the past four weeks"
That would seem to indicate that Reds
willie is carrying insurance beyond its value,
md is charge against the people OF the
town that We are 10th TO believe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
TIC Boston Herald eays :

IIWEFNtI
"John sherman began badly; he IS con-
iinuiug worse. He will never be treSi-
dent until he better comprehendS the
spirit Of the American people,"
Thank gracious the spirit Of the Ameri'
can people is beyond JOINS comprehend
ing. The spirits of the dead past and
ELIZA PrKsreN are about the only spirits
that are adjusted 10 his comprehension.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05

The Boston Giobe says: (" No man who
believes that the war Of the rebellion is a
continued story, with several numbers vet
10 be published, wiz ever be offered to the
country, even 10y TIE Republican party, for
President" lis evident that there will
not be much LIT OF john SHERMAN by the
tine The p9ptrs get through with him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
Auction sALEs-Monday.
BY II. Seldom Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOncer.

UCTlON SALE ON LONG
a CREDIT-VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
UNEMPLOYED WEST-END = PROPERTY.
WHICH Is DAILY ENHANCING IN VALUE,
EMBRACING TIE BRANNAN COTTAGE,
STREET BETWEEN MAIN AND FLOYD,
WITH 4 SUBDIVISION OF SEVEN BEAU
1IFUL BUILDING LOTS, FIVE FRONTING
on FLOYD STREET AND TWO on HARNIE
STREET, IMMEDIATELY SOUTH OF THE
COTTAGE: ALL OF WHICH ARE WITHIN
FIFTY YARDS OF THE CITY RAlLWAG.-At
the request Of The owners, / will proceed to
sell at public auction. upon the promises, on
MONDAY. JUNE 8, 1887,
commencing at ~ o'clock p. NJ, the PRO-
PETTY located a. above, aud in the following
order:
ist. Tho COTTAGE AND LOT upon which IL
stands, fronting 80 q-l2x150 7-l2 feet 10 n y
foot alley. IL contains twelve rooms besides
kitchen. SC; all built Of brick, and at small
cost can be put in nice order
ad TWO VACANT LOTS adjoining no above
on the south. each fronting 2OxlO 1-l2 feet 70
an alley In rear ~ feet wide.
%. FIVE CHOICE LOTS fronting on the
south side Of FlOyd street, four OF which front
3ixSD feet each TO ali alley 10 feet wide; tho
Other-a corner lOt-fr0nts 81 1-l2xsJ feet.
The character and location or this property
afiorls a cool opportunity for sale aud
profitable investment A plat OF tho same
con Re seen at ny Office.
TERMS: One Third cash; balance al one and
two ycars for negotiable notes. With per
cont interest and secured by trust-dee1 ON
the property. separate notes TO be given Tor
tho interest and payable semi-anulally
Ii. SELDOM TAYLOR,
my2Q Auciioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05

The name Of Rev. Robert 4. Gibson, OF
Trinity church, l. being spOkfn OF very IA
volabiv in connection VITA the assistant
bi>hopric OF Ohio. Bishop Ja"er's he,lfh is
not notwithstanding { ". |o.) idtr.
Mr.. GIBSON was formerly rector OF Moore
Memorial church in this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05

w Dol, WOOL HAVE ~ V".
w DEE fcr 10000 POUNDS WOO. -
am prepared 70 ray tue hiyac,t mAih
for an wOol offered me, Payne o.. gee
ard Charges. Sacks furnished iis't. tti
ence solicited. n. W. IN"
ftfm 1924 Main r. d.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05

The Macon Telegraph says: "When
Senator SHERMAN was in the South short
time ago be softly cGoed: 'The war is
over" What. SHERMAN cOOed? That's
making too great a demand upon public
cTedulity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
Cured of a Diseased spine.

T. j. Gibson, a leading druggist OF Oiean,
y. T., YVES cured OF diseased spine thai
had troubled him for some Years by using
eight Allcock's Porous Plasters. lie says
take pleasure In recommending them
TO all afflicted, for they not only cured me,
but ! have known them 10 cure many OF
my customers Of rheumatism, neuralgia,
kidney difllcaliies, pulmonary troubles, and
local pains arising from bruises, colds, or
concessions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05

AUCTION AALEN-ruturs D-vs.
r1I~S~--/[|</I1I|- r(SIIIIrr/([TIo
BY Apperson g Co,
Real Estste Aucsionoers, &c.
VALUABLE WEST RROAI

VALUABLE WEST BROAD
' STREET PROPERTY WITH FeAag
STORE No. 10. AND SNUG DWELLING NO
IA NORTH FOURTH STREET. AT AUCTION.
WIN be sold on the premisss, on
TUESDAY. JUNE II, 1897,
at ~ O'Clock r. ~. that REALLY VALUABLE
LOf on tho north side Of Broad street. about
twenty feet cast OF that great thoroughfars
Brook avenue at its junction with Broad street,
with the FRAME STORE No. 16. &C., for many
years occupied by Mr. Moses M0onshine. Ths
lot fronts about pixies feet 10 q wi1o alley. As
Brcad-streot property ia always wanted We OK
poet large and apprecatiyo company a. this
sale. Mako note Of IL once aud don't fall %
attend.
AZ GH 7. ". we will sell tho DESIRABLE
FRAME DWELLING No. "a north Fourth
street. Containing seven rooms, renting 10 n
good tonsnt ut sl5 poT month. Lot 2Oxi22 foot
~ 10 foot alley.
BRas: One fourth cash, and balance AZ slx
twelve, and Eighteen months, Tor negOItD.0
Ioief. interest added, and securoi byatrI5.-
deed. APPERSON & CO..
to5 Auc.lOneesa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05

The philadelphia North american says
.oSenator SHERMAN is described A. a man OF
tie quietest and simplest manners and
habits, and Of the greatest sensilyenesS
and mo6osty." Great scott!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
AugSEw ENTS.
DICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIA-
Ia TON.

The regular weekly soiree will take place At
the Mozart Academy Of Music TOMORROW
CHonday) EVENING at 81 o'clock. Admission
only 10y membership or inyita,ion-caris, which
must be presented II tho door Members can
ohtain invitation-cards ON application 10 c. l..
SIgGEI, 42i Broad street: MANLY b. RAMOS ~
CO., goS Main street; or WALTER d. MOSES 90
co, ora Main street. ap 3-Suts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
F0R EXCHANGE.

EOR EXCHANGE, A HOUSE n
Il on Church HiIl. Of ave rooms. within IA
two squares OF city railroad, for SMALL PLACE
or 10 OR - ACRES within ave miles OF city.
Address e., DispGtch ofice. 10 BIZ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
THURSDAY, JUNE 9, iss7.

ut . o'clock p. NJ, that VALUABLE STORE
HOUSE now occupied 10y SIR. Moody, situated
fronting on said Hull street p feet md run-
ming back 10 feet The store Is largo au1
connexions one, WITH I've good rooms above.
Immediately after the sale Of the store we
will offer for sale tho NICE FRAME RESI-
DFNCE adjoining. containing lye rooms. with
a frontage Of atOut - feet (be the same more
or less and running la'k l2j feet.
h "a seldom that an opportunity IL offered 70
purchase such desirable Hull.streo- properly,
and now that the new sireGi-rail way VIII soon
run across Mayos bridge parties desiring %
make profitable Investments should examine
this property before the day Of sale.
TERMS: One third cHsh and the balance in
six and twelve months, secured bY deci ~
uJsi. with interest
SAMPSON * ADAMSON,
jc5,769 AucilOneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05

BELLE or Bourbon Ten ear-0ld Whis-
key Is specially designed for family trade.
ON account OF It's age aud fine quality 1t Is
TOO expensive 10 be sold by glass. BY
GEORGE w. TAYLOR.